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[stockshop]

Intel Hat im Labortest Pentium 4 mit 2 GHZ gefahren. Wer sagt mir, ob Rambusspeicher verwendet
wurden? Den Text habe ich im Highspeed:board stehen.

[stockshop]

Darauf haben wir wohl alle gewartet. Ab gen Norden. Hier der Bericht:

Intel unveils Xeon, details Pentium 4

By Lisa Sanders & Janet Haney,
CBS.MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 5:24 PM ET Aug 22, 2000
NewsWatch
Latest headlines


SAN JOSE, Calif. (CBS.MW) -- Intel`s Developer Forum kicked off
Tuesday, tagged as the world`s preeminent geek fest by Intel Chief
Technology Officer Pat Gelsinger.

CEO Craig Barrett gave a broad overview about the Intel Developer Forum
during his opening keynote speech for the three day event Tuesday
morning.

"Our job is to make the best possible life preservers to give our customers,"
Barrett told the crowd. "Customers just want to push a button and have it
work."

Pushing some of those buttons was Albert Yu,
senior vice president and general manager Intel
(INTC: news, msgs) Architecture Group. Yu
highlighted Intel`s latest push in the enterprise
market, mobile computing and desktop businesses.

Yu said Intel is shipping over 6,000 Itanium
processor prototypes, with end-user pilots expected
to ship in the fourth quarter. Intel currently has 32-bit
and 64-bit capability with its Itanium processor. The
world`s largest chipmaker said it will start to record
revenue for the Itanium in the fourth quarter.
General availability for the Itanium will come in the
first half of 2001.

Additionally, Yu said Intel`s Pentium III Xeon
processor, running at 1 gigahertz, is shipping today.
The speedy device is targeted at the enterprise
market for general purpose servers and
workstations.

Yu and other Intel personnel then demonstrated the
much-anticipated Pentium 4 - expected to launch in
the fourth quarter - calling it the fastest desktop
platform in the world. Intel demonstrated a 1.4GHz
and 1.5GHz Pentium 4 and even revved one
computer up to a whopping 2GHZ, saying, "Moore`s Law still works."

The processor, targeted at consumers and business users, is expected to
deliver speedy execution and the highest-bandwidth desktop system bus in
the industry, the company said.

Three days in San Jose

Event attendees include 500 press and analysts, 150 companies, 137
sessions and 5,000 industry participants from 30 different countries, over the
three-day conference and exposition in San Jose, Calif.

In a question and answer session with press following the speeches and
demonstrations, Barrett and Yu answered questions pertaining to Intel and
the industry.

"We still support RDRAM Rambus," Barrett said, commenting on the
hotly-debated topic of whether Intel will continue to support and use
Rambus (RMBS: news, msgs) technology or look to other less expensive
options. The CEO added that "economics will predict what we do."

Bear Stearns analyst Charles Boucher said after the Q&A session that
Intel is open to using other alternatives to Rambus and commented,
"They`re not closing the door on anything."

Reflecting on the future of the personal computer sector, Barrett said, "Our
core business is still healthy, strong and growing," and added the PC
business "isn`t dead yet."

Boucher also said while the Pentium 4 may ship in the fourth quarter, it may
not have any volume impact. He added that Intel will make its financials
"comfortably" without the Pentium 4 in the fourth quarter, and will increase
with the product in the first quarter.

Intel will hold its Spring 2001 IDF conference in San Jose, Feb. 27 through
March 1.

In a press release corresponding with the chip architecture, Intel noted that
75 percent of all deployed Internet servers are based on Intel architecture,
citing research firm International Data Corp.

Shares of Intel, which investors bid up before the technology
announcement, closed at 72 1/8, up 1/16, after 31.5 million shares changed
hands.

[Börsencrash]

CNNFN 8/22/00 - 4:19 PM... lower appeals court first this was an expected move by microsoft. And in response to government`s latest brief on august 15. Microsoft up after that news. Chip stocks had a nice come back with sector up 1%. Rambus up 8%. Craig barrett said intel will continue to use rambus architecture for higher end chips. Rambus up on that one. Here the b2b e-commerce stock. Bear stearns initiating coverage of several of them. With buy rates. Commerce one among them surge 5 fers or 2 7/16. Prospectus with -- boris yeltsin with respect positive comment. And those stock did well those internet as a group pulled back from high of the session. Jan: Lrts thank you, john. >>> We now bring in jennifer westhoven, who is monitoring after-hours trading at the instinet trading desk in midtown manhattan. Jennifer? Moving after hours. >> Microsoft back off a bit from gains earlier in session down about 1/8 also...

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IDF: Details zu Timna-Prozessor

Intels Timna-Prozessor soll nun nach einer langen Verzögerung im ersten Halbjahr 2001 auf den Markt kommen. IDF: Details zu Timna-Prozessor

Dieser hochintegrierte Chip enthält nebst Prozessorkern ("Katmai on 0,18 µm") mit bislang 128 KByte L2-Cache einen Grafikcontroller und eine Northbridge. Der Grafikcontroller liefert RGB (24-Bit-DAC, 230 MHz, maximal 1600×1200 Punkte bei 85 Hz), Digital Video Out (DVO, 12 Bit doubled pumped, 112 MHz, maximal 1280×1024 Punkte) und TV-Out. Die Northbridge enthält ein mit 400 MHz laufendes Rambus-Interface, für das Intel nach dem Desaster mit dem MTH einen neuen Baustein namens MPT entwickelt, der das Rambus-Protokoll auf SDRAM umsetzt. Allerdings enttäuscht dabei die weiterhin auf PC100 beschränkte Geschwindigkeit des MPT. Timna kommuniziert ferner per 266 MByte/s schnellem Hub-Interface mit dem I/O-Controller-Hub ICH2, der schon auf einigen Mainboards mit dem i815-Chipsatz (Solano) zum Einsatz kommt. (as/c`t) (jow/c`t)

[rock on]

@ Börsencrash,
bist Du jetzt nach Lion wohl in Rambus, wäre schön wenn nochmal etliche Prozente drin wären. Im Moment schwächelt der Kurs ja ein wenig. Lion intraday reversal? rock on!

[Silver014]

Wie kann man eigentlich nur auf Rambus setzen?
Ich vertehe es eigentlich nicht mehr.Wenn man schon ein Produkt
mit solch eine Druck durchsetzen will Dank Intel,und Zur Zeit einfach nicht das beste liefert,dann kann es nur falsch sein.Gut daß wenigstens Infiineon die Zähne zeigt,und sich nicht unterkriegen läßt,
dann kommt es schon auf ob die Patene von Rambus so astrein über die Bühne gelaufen sind.